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Company Search

Find companies by describing in your own words

With Inven, you can simply describe the type of companies you're looking for using natural language.

How it works

  1. Start by describing what you’re looking for

    Describe what kind of companies you are looking for using natural language.

    Filter to narrow down your search

    Easily narrow down the search results with various filters such as ownership, location, growth, headcount and intent to sell signals.

  2. Let our AI analyze the web

    Our AI will scan millions of websites to find all relevant matches that are in the same field of business and match your filter criteria.

  3. Export a list of companies and their owners

    Our AI will scan millions of websites to find all relevant matches that are in the same field of business and match your filter criteria.


Here's a video on how to refine your search for more targted results

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Company Search?

Inven's Company Search makes it simple to find and analyze companies based on specific criteria such as industry, growth, location, size, and more. With access to over 21 million companies, we help you quickly identify potential targets, partners, or investment opportunities.

How does Inven use AI?

AI isn't just an add-on at Inven—it's built into the very foundation of our platform. AI is integrated into every aspect of how we collect, analyze, and combine data into the unique data points and features we offer. Powered by the industry's first AI engine of its kind, Inven redefines deal sourcing—all while ensuring an intuitive and seamless user experience. The AI works quietly in the background, continuously surfacing the most relevant companies with the most up-to-date data. And thanks to natural language search, you can find high-potential deals other platforms miss, just by describing what you're looking for.

I'm not getting relevant results, what do I do?

If you're not getting relevant results, try optimizing your search using a few best practices. The issue might be related to the filters being used and how they are applied. Iterating on your Descriptive Search terms can often improve results (See Help Article: Descriptive Search Do's and Don'ts). Consider using other filters, such as Keywords with appropriate weighting, for a more targeted focus (See help article: Searching tips & tricks). Also, be mindful that applying too many restrictive filters can limit your results.